It is not possible that you do not know where your client list is coming from.  Except for a few sample returns, which are there by default when your account was created in case you need some practice (e.g. SAMPLE, INDIVIDUAL or BUSINESS SAMPLE), it will have only clients you created or clients of accounts to which you have access.

If you are able to make inactive a client, that must be a client you created under your own account or one that belongs to an account to which you have Master Admin rights.

In case you need this looked at, please contact Support when they open on Tue.

Thanks for the response.  Last year I was just testing out the software so I did just a few returns, some individual and some businesses.  So I put those clients into the list.  I don't know where the others came from; not from anything I did intentionally.  It may be that they came from my clients lists from email or contact lists.  Not sure.  But in trying to clean up that list, I apparently can't delete any clients.  Is that the case?  If I can't delete, does making them inactive accomplish the same effect?  Seems odd that there's no way to delete a client that I don't want to have there any longer.  

Anyway not the end of the world, just thought it was odd.

Thanks again.

Okay.  Thanks for the clarifications.  Very helpful.  

No problem, @ddblack!  Cheers!

Email address is not showing up on 2 clients within ProConnect Client list.  All the rest of my clients emails show on the client listings.  How can I get the emails for these two clients email to show up at the client listings when I log into ProConnect